splashed
/splæʃt/
verb
- Past tense of splash: caused liquid to scatter or fall in drops.
- He accidentally splashed coffee on his shirt.
- The kids splashed each other at the pool.
- She splashed water on her face to wake up.
- Past tense of splash: moved through water with a splashing sound.
- The dog splashed through the puddles happily.
- We splashed along the shoreline at low tide.
- They splashed across the stream to reach the other side.
- Past tense of splash: displayed something prominently or sensationally (figurative).
- The news splashed the scandal across the front page.
- The company splashed its new logo on billboards around the city.
- Her artwork was splashed all over social media.
adjective
- Covered or marked with splashes of liquid.
- He wore a splashed apron after cooking.
- Her splashed jeans dried in the sun.
- The splashed floor needed to be mopped.
- Decorated with irregular spots or patches of color.
- The splashed pattern on the vase looked like raindrops.
- The artist's splashed canvas was full of bright colors.
- She bought a splashed scarf with blue and green dots.
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